JSPS Summer Programme Fellowship 2024
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) is the leading research funding agency in Japan.
Programme Outline:
The JSPS Summer Programme Fellowship offers the opportunity for pre/postdoctoral researchers to receive an orientation on Japanese language and culture and research systems as well as pursue research under the guidance of host researchers at Japanese universities and research institutes over a period of two months during the summer. The orientation will take place at the Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI).
Eligibility:
Applicants should be a British national and at the time the Summer Programme goes into effect either be enrolled in a PhD or MPhil course at a UK university or have obtained their PhD within the last 6 years (on or after 2 April 2018). Candidates of more than one nationality may not apply through more than one nominating authority.
All fields of the humanities, social sciences and natural and physical sciences are included under this programme.
Programme Duration: 2 month fixed period from 17 June through to 27 August 2024
Closing Date for Applications: Monday 20 November 2023 at 23:59 UK time.
Completed applications should be sent to JSPS London using the following e mail address:
Any applications received by post or after the closing date will not be accepted.
Please download and carefully read the following 7 documents before starting your application:
- Application Guidelines
- Application Form
- Abstract
- Subject Area form for Natural and Physical Sciences
- Template for Invitation Letter from Host
- List of Eligible Host Institutions
Forms to be submitted:
- Abstract
- Subject Area Form
- Application Form
- Invitation Letter from Host
- Copy of PhD enrolment document from a UK university or copy of PhD certificate. This must include expected start and finish time (month and year) of PhD.
- Copy of Photo Page of Passport
- Proof of Maternity Leave and or/Parental Leave if applicable
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